posted that this part is CCW rotation. Manufacturer lists this as CW rot. on their website. Mine rotate CCW when i face the pulley side. will thiswork
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Motor turns CCW facing the shaft. Manufacture says it is CW looking from the back end of the motor (they call it CWLE-meaning CW lead end)
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If you are mechanical at all, the trigger mechansm is pretty simple. Take it apart and figure out what it needs to work. Or, and this is probably a better idea, return it to Barnett under warranty.
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All receivers are usually drilled and tapped differently. If you have weaver style base plates already on your gun you will be fine. If not look up weavers base chart on line and compare base plate numbers on the two cva's. Good luck. Joe
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The two holes are suppose to be straight at 12 o'clock. You can have it at 1 o'clock for right handed shooters or 11 for left. The two holes will put downward pressure. So adjust accordingly. The crush washer makes it a little hard to time. A jam nut would work better. Apply a lot of torque. If you have too. Sand down the tapered side a little at time to get the two holes where you want it.
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Yep, turned out whoever assembled my saw put the chain on backwards! Now that I've fixed it the saw works very well. I just hope I didn't cause any permanent damage running the motor for so long.
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On the one side you have to slightly loosen the to nuts and there is a silver screw driver slot you turn. once you have the chain to the tightness you want tighten the two bolts again. Good luck. I would say if the chainsaw is under with extended warranty return it while you still can. It is junk and echo will not honor its own warrenty
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I'm sorry, I don't know. I will tell you that we learned NOT to over tighten the bolt after cleaning the cartridges. Only tighten enough to have the coils touching. Hopefully that makes sense.
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Hi Eva, have you removed the bottom plastic part on the dremel machine before attaching the black part on the Mini Saw ? If you do this properly there is no chance that it can rotate. Before you do this, you have to unscrew the chuck and replace this with the enclosed screw which make the rotation of the saw possible. Otherwise, please come back to me by mail and I can help you by sending you a drawing: claes-goran.berge@telia.com.
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I used it my on a Craftsman Zero Turn Mower perfect fit and works great. The part is used on several type of Riding Mowers. My suggestion is to contact someone (maybe a lawn more repair shop) and get the part number and then hope you can cross reference to the 174356 replacement part number.
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yes, it rotates without having to loosen the fitting. I hold the fitting when I turn it just to make sure it does not loosen by accident.
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no, the the bracket ontop of the image have a pyamid like groove in it. I took out a screw in my gun and replaced it with a screw that would fit this groove and added one more so it wouldnt rotate when reeling. works perfect so far. just have to make your own modification to make it work but its a really good deal. thats the only reason I bother to respond to other buyers about it. I'm not the seller.
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Screw in center needs to be tight...no wobbly...and the rotation quit on mine after a short time (couple weeks of 24/7)...a little light lube might get it going again...I suggest 3-in-one oil...sewing machine oil...don't get it on the lens or it will crap it out...I used P-B Blaster and it wasted my lens...but it quit spinning again very shortly ,so that was a moot point...hthy...Hobbiehubbcapp.
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I use it on mine. There might be a little play in the fitting of the cog, but I have used it for a while and don't see any abnormal wear.
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It's a standard thread pattern common to all dies. I actually use a Hornady loc-n-load quick change adapter in my RCBS RCII so it should work fine for you too.
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I compressed the back calipers which had to be wound. That was the original reason for the purchase. I then compressed the front calipers which did not need to rotate. If I recall correctly, I reversed one of the adapters such that the dimples were facing away from the caliper. This allowed the tool to rotate and compress the caliper without rotating the caliper. It worked fine. Worst case, you could compress against the old pads without using an adapter.
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Not sure, but maybe.There are cutouts in the receiver and stock for the bolt handle on the left side, but there is no way to tell how the bolt itself rotate/operate without dissasembly. The "manual" makes no mention of left-hand conversion. Good luck
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I bought this one for my dad, but I have 2 others for my Smith & Wesson and my Beretta, and neither one of these needs any lubrication to work perfectly. Have you tried this loader with more than one type of ammo?I would instect the feed ramps for and burrs or imperfections, short of that or the ammo being the problem, I would send it back and get a replacement item. All mine work great and my dad says his works great, you may just have a bad one.Sorry, I hope this helps.Taylor